Mercury Insurance Advises Homeowners to Be Aware of Common Perils that Insurance May Cover
Spring has sprung, bringing forth more daylight hours and warmer temperatures. However, it can also bring spring-related weather hazards, such as tornadoes and thunderstorms.
"Our homes have become our sanctuaries, and insurance companies want to help keep them that way," said
"Your ability to plan ahead now can help save you from stress further down the road."
Commonly covered weather-related perils include:
- Fire and smoke damage;
- Weather-related damage, such as wind or hail damage; and
- Damage caused by snow or ice on the roof.
Homeowners insurance protects against other unexpected perils as well, so it's best to read your policy to understand what it covers. Also discuss your policy with your insurance agent to ensure you have the right type and amount of protection.
Visit Mercury's blog for more details about what perils are covered by a homeowners insurance policy, as well as other valuable insurance tips.
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